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Direct DMT References in Music (or Art, et. al.)

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InfiniteFacticity

InfiniteFacticity

just curious
This is such a minor reference it probably doesn't deserve its own thread, but I couldn't find a relevant thread to post it in so I started this one. If there is already a thread devoted to clear, unambiguous references to DMT in songs, please link me, thanks.

Anyways, I was listening to a rap mixtape earlier, and to my delight heard a line about DMT.

The song is Killin Em by Chris Webby on the mixtape Webster's Laboratory.
Skip to :40.
The line is "I beat em up grab an EMT/You think you better then you must be taking DMT/Dream on muthafucka I am DMC"

I know one sentiment on the Nexus is that the more under the radar the Spice is, the less it will be persecuted by the government, but I must admit I enjoy catching little references in music and such.

-IF
 
13th Floor Elevators- "Fire Engine" which has the lyric 'Let me take you to the empty place in my fire engine'. The Empty Place, when said correctly, comes out as 'DMT Place'; nowadays this makes the GVG the modern day fire-engine, me thinks!!:)
 
The novel Entangled, by Graham Hancock, has chapters dedicated to a fictionalized DMT study like the Strassman study, with awesome trip details of machine elves. Plus, later in the book, there are Ayahuasca trips. Pretty much the whole novel is fueled by the molecule and was, in fact, according to the author Hancock, totally inspired and given to him on his own Ayahuasca journeys. Oh, and as an added bonus, there's also a pretty sweet mushroom trip in a cave with a bunch of Neanderthals.
 
In the video game Little Big Planet 2, there is a reference to machine elves and a character who exhales flower petals.
 
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